The design of this building was prepared by the architect for the design competition for the building of the Hungarian Parliament, but lost the competition and was eventually brought to life as the Palace of Justice, which later housed the ethnographic museum.
Now the museum is closed to visitors in connection with the planned move to a new building. The Palace of Justice itself, of course, pales next to the modern Hungarian Parliament, but still deserves attention as an interesting example of architecture in the style of the Grunderstvo era.
Now the museum is closed to visitors in connection with the planned move to a new building. The Palace of Justice itself, of course, pales next to the modern Hungarian Parliament, but still deserves attention as an interesting example of architecture in the style of the Grunderstvo era.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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